The nurse at a community clinic is educating a student about medications used for Parkinson's Disease. What is levodopa’s mode of action in the treatment of Parkinson’s?

A client has been prescribed an adrenergic blocker prazosin for urinary hesitancy secondary to prostatic hyperplasia.

The nurse is evaluating a 2 month-old baby and their mother at a primary health care clinic. The mother expresses to you that they have been having financial difficulty the past two months, and is working two jobs. The mother has been feeding their baby commercial formula for the first two months of life and reveals to you that they have been watering down the formula for the past couple of weeks due to lack of funds. 

 Based on pediatric developmental disorders, which disorder is the most immediate threat to this infant's health?

The nurse is providing education to a client who is undergoing tuberculosis (TB) treatment. 

 Which of the following statements would be inappropriate to include in the teaching?

An 88 year-old female client who has just had a coronary angiogram is admitted to the surgical floor. 

 Which of the following should the client be assessed for?

Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors such as donepezil and galantamine, as well as NMDA receptor antagonists such as memantine can be used to treat which disease or condition?

The nurse is caring for a client newly diagnosed with asthma. The physician prescribes albuterol and fluticasone for the client. 

 Which of the following statements is best to include in the teaching of these medications?

A client with a recent stroke is experiencing blindness in part of the visual field of both eyes. Which spatial-perceptual deficit related to stroke are they experiencing?

The nurse is preparing to administer 150 mg of elemental iron via oral suspension. What should the nurse do to prevent the most common side effect associated with this medication?

The nurse is going through the list of clients for the day. 

 Which of the following tasks can be assigned to an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?